Sentence examples for worthwhile letter from inspiring English sources

"I mean, if there was a letter from 50 midwives saying: 'The only thing that makes our lives bearable is watching Poldark' – that's a worthwhile letter.

As a clinician with over 17 years' experience in medical genetics I disagree with Dr David Levy's assertion that funding the 100,000 genomes project is not worthwhile (Letters, 30 December).

It would be worthwhile to investigate letters to the editor from other areas, such as gun laws and their relation to firearm mortality.

It might also be worthwhile obtaining a supportive letter from your psychiatrist or other mental health professional, stating your ability to work".

His editing is by turns erratic (Huw Wheldon's first name is not spelled "Hugh") and spotty (you would think an editor who felt it worthwhile to include five consecutive letters referring to Henry Morgan would have taken the trouble to identify him).

"Worthwhile, I hope!" Also exhumed: a 1962 letter from Mr. Richards to his Aunt Patty describing a boy he had known in primary school, Mick Jagger.

It is not likely that money resulting from uncashed rebates would ever be applied to programs that the letter writer or I consider worthwhile.

She had no idea what she had done, but convinced the editor that an advice column using genuine letters would be more than worthwhile.

From our experience it is worthwhile to proceed with HIS benchmarking, in particular regarding discharge letters and scheduling.

Well I must agree with the BA cabin crew letter (see 11.15am) because they devote themselves to the job and make it worthwhile flying BA even when you're stuck in 'cattle' class.

The House letter states, "Mandatory arbitration clauses strip basic legal rights away from students and ban worthwhile actions from ever being heard in court.